Re: I strongly urge all supporters to reconsider the EME proposal. It is not in your best interests!

In Spain (and I believe almost all Europe) too, although politicians and
copyright holders try to change the legislation and convince the people to
believe other thing, mainly thanks to presures done by USA goberment, MPAA
& RIAA as CableGate showed some time ago.
El 17/05/2013 17:06, "B. Ross Ashley" <brashley46@tfnet.ca> escribió:

> On 13-05-17 06:47 AM, Hugo Roy wrote:
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>> The other problem is that with DRM, you are prevented from doing
>> things which can actually be entirely lawful under your
>> jurisdiction. To impose DRM on users can be a way to claim more
>> power than you are legally entitled to, and thus is morally wrong.
>>
> Ah, surely. In Canada, still, I am legally entitled to make a copy of
> anything I have purchased as personal-use backup (I am not a lawyer and
> don't recall the exact wording.) Any attempt to impose US law, for example,
> on my use of copyrighted material in Canada is extralegal.
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> B. Ross Ashley
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